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<td><code>range</code></td>
<td>list</td>
<td><code>["SDR"]</code></td>
<td>Colour range(s): <code>SDR</code>, <code>HLG</code>, <code>HDR10</code>, <code>HDR10P</code>, <code>DV</code>, <code>HYBRID</code>.</td>
<td>Colour range(s): <code>SDR</code>, <code>HLG</code>, <code>HDR10</code>, <code>HDR10P</code>, <code>VIVID</code>, <code>DV</code>, <code>HYBRID</code>.</td>
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<td><code>channels</code></td>
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<p>The probe also finds HDR Vivid in HEVC HDR10 and HLG tracks. A track becomes <code>VIVID</code>, so
<code>-r VIVID</code> selects it, when its first frame carries CUVA HDR Vivid metadata, or when its MPEG-TS
program map table (PMT) has the <code>cuvv</code> registration. An HLG track never becomes <code>HDR10P</code>. An audio
track with no codec gets its codec from the PMT of an MPEG-TS first segment: the <code>AVSA</code>
registration or <code>stream_type</code> <code>0xD5</code> gives <code>Audio Vivid</code>. The probe has no HDR10+ result for an
MPEG-TS track.</p>
<p>A probe that fails, or a fragment whose metadata is encrypted, keeps the label from the service.
unshackle does not probe ISM tracks. Each probe makes one to three small requests: the 64 KiB
fragment, plus the playlist of an HLS track or the header of a one-file track. The probes run in
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an HDR10 base layer gives <code>DV.HDR</code>, and with an HDR10+ base layer <code>DV.HDR10P</code>. Plain <code>DV</code>
does <strong>not</strong> match those. Name every variant you want, as the example above does. Note
also that HDR10 gives <code>HDR</code>, not <code>HDR10</code>, and so does a PQ video track with no HDR10
metadata. The full set of values is <code>HDR</code>, <code>HDR10P</code>, <code>DV</code>, <code>DV.HDR</code>, <code>DV.HDR10P</code>, and
<code>HLG</code>, as listed in the
metadata. The full set of values is <code>HDR</code>, <code>HDR10P</code>, <code>DV</code>, <code>DV.HDR</code>, <code>DV.HDR10P</code>,
<code>HDRVivid</code>, and <code>HLG</code>, as listed in the
<a href="../../../guide/output-and-naming/#template-variables">variable table</a>.</p>
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<h3 id="operators">Operators<a class="headerlink" href="#operators" title="Permanent link">&para;</a></h3>